Alice Pujo

Born in 1869 and dying in 1953, Alice Pujo was a French woman of letters remembered chiefly for her novels and translations. The Bibliothèque nationale de France catalog lists her as the author of works including Pour lui!, described there as a novel adapted from English.

Available catalog records suggest that she worked in the lively world of commercial fiction, where translation and adaptation often sat alongside original storytelling. That mix makes her an interesting figure for listeners who enjoy rediscovering writers who were widely read in their own time but are less familiar today.

I could confirm her dates and her role as a novelist and adapter from library and reference sources, but I did not find enough reliable biographical detail to go much further without guessing, so this overview keeps to the basics.